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500th.

March 26, 2011 | 10:45 PM


Been procrastinating on this 500th post for a while now - just couldn't bring myself to write. Maybe I couldn't think of what to write; surprising, that, seeing that I just came back from Orlando and spring break. Sounds awfully atas and everything but in fact it was probably more loathing myself for being so conformist and buying everything I see than anything else. Orlando was neither mind-blowing nor breathtakingly awesome, but at least it had good, touristy things to do which we did dutifully, then probably will forget in months to come. Not like the strip malls and endless restaurant chains along one street will be much to write home about anyway.

But enough of my dazzling optimism here.


Before we reached Florida, though, I managed to talk to Xinying on Skype. Haven't seen her in a while - I realised she's still my favourite cousin after all. She would always be around to listen to random things that come out from me mouth. And she never forgets her promises. Love her.


And there it is, touristy thing no. 2098 we did - taking pictures with Dora the Explorer and Diego (all this while I thought Diego was Dora's boyfriend, but apparently that's too risque for a children's show, so Diego's her cousin) with Cheryl holding a churro in her hand. How happy holidaymakers we look. More pictures are up on facebook.

Okay, I sound very bad here - I did enjoy the rides and the shopping, and the new friends I made. It was not all disappointing and such. Maybe its PMS time though - causes the words I type to come out automatically sounding like I'm going through menopause.

Doesn't help that I'm suffering from withdrawal symptoms. Which happens every week, incidentally.

velda.

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